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}eat no to 454 ' 01;: 61. COotilD. in - NC Pn Lir 1 19r ' lice 1 3 4 b.W.' oClan ti f o ,llf t is 00 (01 1 ° 1V : rBs. re' ad OP' w ica.".° Bldg/ )115, bu i :k to sus`.' tiese BeV l /. ;t. Fire ;f V °4 be-g'L* _'~i E~l~ et V " , er (1 11;41- gr4lll Vecinc in 1 4 1 ' Boo t?, no de: )( t ool h i s toff 0 niore cult)" it r ar Sbe V6ll )a. ueith,e r torm— ery 6 1 16 ib. °A" ), ther gt the &' ll ` she yr pr`l i ; fecii ; bad De 0, ! 0 cat ,er (I °r , aid ° l ' d d tlOl littlc m e al! r, supr du lt et a iti Price. 70S. r r 113 ' N s or 04. SbOr ti f 1 1Ced !lo w : e nt lff re l7- r je BS. 1/ IPP IY re - cu ti t•it JOY f I Ba rie • r „ r ice' 1 1. 4 0°1/ to - 39 ; , 3os.r lyt Og ; 0 , rvill 4 13' 1 ' be 0 , 1 esYli .---,. ,utcovv !r.l l ( Lacii c e, s( l ` l ' Dic iJi (;1' s or, ter , [ who _pc' it tr r e A ; ; ,v eijes Pc' aids° !:.,„< v?l,-2r.E. 5635 1 T,.EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARD E N. O RROW EVENING, 061. 27, 1810, will d tier rite Y . KING JOHN. King Ivor). Mr. h • : , I,+LE; Princ..; Arrthir, Master t: HA PM AN ; I. :4, ,, nsibrhige.: Mr. C. KEMB,LE; Hubert, Mr. EGERTON ; The I.4dy . Constance, Mrs. SID1)014. To which will be added, the Barletta of TOM TH . ..TAB THE GREAT. King Art, , !, , .Jr. FA • cE - 1 - 1 - ; ' - Tom , it) WIN ; ' Lon' (;nzi.ie, Mr. i I FON ; Noo4sir, Mr. icA y Log . Doodle, NI r. S I NI NI 0N S ; • Queert"Doital:dia, Mrs';' sTON I rrinces, liunctolur.c...,, Miss 1401.1'0:g.. • t6r . the Boxes f' , '-be tak•:,.l of Mr. Israliqoh., itt;the till F - ""Office'. ti ll trnwe's-place, Hart- street, flora Ten 2, L . ' fith —Pit 35. 611: Second-price, C; tery —Upper.Gallery 61 V.. 11icite4 - to We returned: w.lt bc.optoed at Hali.past Five, and the Play tat; t Stx. r)7 K •Nitl) Tl9rleqtrin and Mother GoosC; ,yt; , i e -t t, I ; The . 4' a °iv A r ti 4 4e with Ag.c,.! le iurprise. -On Wednes-. Opt "'t int tue with The Poor S idler in t ; Hutto; t ;IC Fourth. Part , with The 4 :11,1.` 1 :• -- On t.riday, Eve - 4 Man in his Humour; with Ro- , . - R , . . . Ti - ii :, :iTRE tYY'-\ 1.. L YCEI/ M. • - A-. ai4derthe A ut h or i t y th-.... Loan CHAMBERLAIN.) J - 0 k -lORROW EVENINCI, Oct. 27, 1810, - 'their majesties' Servant; -.vill :36t the Comedy of ALL IN THE WRONG. Sir john Restless, Mr. W;-:.ugGH,TON ; Beverley Mr RUSS . E Li.; Sir William Beverley, Mr. CARR ; Biandlord, Mr. PEN LEY; Lady 'Re.i Lss, Mrs. GLOVER, Bel n.t i Miss DUNCAN, (13e - ' '- . I ?,g their tirst appearance hi those Charaeter.;) ; Clarissa, &lisvllOYC E.; , I t ; '. ' 'Tattle, lfattle N iss MELLi i N . , Which Will be added, rite last - r NI usical Farce of • HIT Olt MISS! • . ... Adair' Sterling, ,Mr. PENLEY ; !anus tumble, Mr. DE CAMP; • „ Dick. Cypher, Mr. MATHEWS ; "'ko ,, Ae O'D isy, Mr: I ., .)HNSTONE ; Mr s A IL: 1 , ;.N: I dHT ; c 41 47,usia cd;olitte liunevinoulh, Mrs. SPARKS ; CI 'fa erling, Miss K 1: ELY ; 4, Daisy, Mrs. BLAND. c es r. Spring, at.the Box• Office in the Art may aiso be had Private Boxes SL'ef,l,(l.l) r S. - Pit 3s. 6d. Second.price Is. --; 5',,, , ,,,(1 7 pri‘e is. —.Upper Gallery is. Second- • he opened at Half past Five. and e.e Per p+st Six.—No Money — to be' ft. e Marine; with Hit or Miss I— ra; be ilecl to Fa). Nloqntauleers: Mr. MuS L, • • , e.ores Ki,4M, ,Hunt hcsvgr and Liverpool, .:Jian,t: is Lind en. ,; ~i ,~ A7-raual GENE,i,II, COURT Ott I'ltl .1 . 01).5 of tit. F.'ard LIFT' IN 1 1 N,„,,,', (1 ". COMPANY, held - 0t the ...:rmpany'.i House `-hai....,[!loo:.street, on l'Kursd.iy. th - 25th nizit. tor the Ari C R - $ Foutht eCsuing Year, Atte follow `l3l,lllfit were ,unani:p.pqsl y 7... elected : arnes'N e ttison. .t.hArman. Tire Itio John Towgond, F.:q Deputy Cha;rman. +t....cchtliop, ho. ~ Gonne, Esq. - Gilberr.Ktinilasyde,.Esq. 414 . • Lsq Nigtt'..eN Fsq. I, otr i .``")or LThEt. I :hn Kin7s - rott,- - E sq. M. P. 1 4,, t 6 ..1i...q504., Esq. Ceorge Leatne, Eut• hotil lAnt. M. • Thomas Ittaliby, Esq. ;`, l,3 lntester., Esq. 10.,eult-Mwet. Esq. - 141 1 , , r 4„, , , , ,urt0n, Esq Henry Pigeon, Esq. Clarke, Esq. ''Sirlohn Yinhorn 1,1 -o .td Cl ay, E kayley, Esq. 4 'n %ers, Esq. Williatn S nith, Esq !M. P. () "Vdvteg, Lsq. Daniel R. Wato,gton, Esq. GRAM.) CITY. 1.0 Order DP the Lord. of His Nhije4y'sTreasury, cit Avv . tWe atid• last 11R AND CIT Y T ItY will ; 15.4 _the 4th of December, iiito 7 W e CERTIFICATE.atir v • WhOse name'sbereOnto ttibseriikcle have carefully t) r ).e 'l and Naluedhe.severai Freehold Buildings allotted okra te ll _ - 's in the 'Final City Lot t,r) , an .1 We adjudge the se. Value of each to be as tollows : PAYNTER, THOMAS SW ITHIN, 1). K. ROPER. 14444 -n, August 24, tgo9; - -•SCHEME. I Prize Of ,C 15, , 00 3 Prizes of ‘3,000 I • . • . . 9,9^e I . . . . 2,9 De I • • . • 9,3J0 1 . . . . 2,700 1 . . . . ia,gs:o 1 . • • . 2. 4 0 0 I • . • . 4, 100 1 . , • • 2, 3 00 I • . . .. 4,000 1 . . . . 1,900 1 . . . . 3, 800 1 . . . . I, Soo 1 . • . • 1,400 5.,0 ! •. • . . 3.cru 3 . ••• • 3;34 0 3 • . 3. 1 _p0 Noe,Th FIXED PRIZE. I ~ tv's ( 4)1. 1 b t ! .() Per.ty Is so rapidiy inti) . roving, that there can be it will be worth double its present Value in a-very ' r PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . . . ,CS t 5 „•• . Z 4 o Moth . . 4 0 ihi:l , 'er • . 2 7" o 1 Sixteenth o e lfiC e SHAKES a re now on Sale n the tuilow 3iL7t..m,_!s, Nos. and 15, Skinner_strvitt ; 1 3 and 14 , Pic, ..z i v.ti,l7. r ; 7, Snow.iiiii and 6, ALgate, (Corner of ''-4ditch) 11i-I°SE . who suffer Nervous irritation from weak fless of Stomach, obstructed Bile, and bad Digestion,: ietielinSPll SliCAY's PATENT ANTISCOR 11,tel ; L e , Vitt,}':;, tis,'''wh - ich enjoy all the crrupertkes ot Cabo s•-'tnout - its irritability ; they also consult the health or \, 1; t5 51 . 1.1 -it, by promoting the Appetite, and an increase ot " nearith improves; In deep-deated Abscesses,. ` 1, ,, `:%l • touid scarcely be contemplated, so healthy: te„"m- • produced, as to excite the best hopes ot-s,uc -4' '''r, , L'uptive, Scropitulous, Gouty. Rheumatic, and Curr,i)lanits, its reputation is established. : • nu aitindrid•tb, at the Dispensary, is, , • ' Let:den. d slue Mcnkine has the' Cocernment Duty printed k S tcs I , the,v,ords ‘.. 1 . By the King's RINSCO. taj 1)01 le, Dill af Infection, and im i tside r , "; Suitt- „a is, Sdny,itteare, .-'3ll, small bottles. , ot Qubte hultwb laid' linger 'Compound. pr-w-A yl7 4. 8• 4 s FEI DA Y, OCTOBER 2G, 1810. • - ST. DENIS, SIR, fitly, to, aro.- T HE OFFICERS of his Majesty's 86th deeply impressel with a sense ot your gallant Condatt in the Attain ofthe Bth inst. an its glorious result, and your kind and humane attention to the Wounded, beg leave to request yout-gceptance of a Sword of the value of One Hundred Guineas, which. we are deputed to present to you, is the name ot rhe Corps as a trifling mark of their esteem, admiration, :tnd respect. We have the honour to be, Sir. • Your must oliddtent and humble Servants, W. ,S. EDWARDS, Major 86th Regiment, and Commander. THOMAS LANPHIER, Capt. 86th Regiment. DAVID ,ORRICE, • Captain 86th .Regiment. ro Licut.-Colonel Ilastings Fraser, Commanding ' zst Brigadc,4ro Jce St Denis. L • ST. DENIS, I CENT:I.EnEN,' fulv.to,. 1810, . ' am this moment honbured with your Letter of this date, conveying &aide the.sentiments of esteem and approbation of my conduct ou the sth inst. by . the Officers of the S6th Regiment: . ; 'the glorious result,of that day was the consequence of the. Bravery and Discipline of the Corps, and the able support ;' I derived Iroitt the 'zeal, judgment, and ar..ent v.,lour of every Officer of the Regiment ; it was my fortunate, lot only to have the honour of commanding so distinguished . a Corps. 1 accept''with' gratitude your highlyvallicd; present 'of a Sword, .and will through life preserve it as in'y proudest 'rro 40, • • With sentiments ; of esteem, respea, and gratitude,, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,: : Yuus Most, obediant humble Servant, HASTINGS FRASER„ Lieutenant.toionel 86tli Regiment. To ,MajOr_ Edwards, Captain Lanphier, Captikiii Mortice, and 01144 1 s of his Majesty's Bhth ICT UAL L I NG-0 PRICE, Oct iB, at,. THE COIIIMISSIONERSj or VICTUAL LIA G lIIS MAJESTY', Isl/IVY do hereby give Notices That on Wedne.day, the 31rt instant, at 3 o'Cliick in the Fo,enoon, will be exposed to Public Sale at the Vietuallirig,9lfice at Paw. mouth, in seve , al Lots, a quawity ofOLD STAVES, HEAD-. LNG, ,IRON HOOPS, eec. lying in hie Majesty's eoq , erage, at Wet:pill; near G o sp o rt ; and a' quantiti cf O Lt) . and DE: ECTIVE PROV ISlONS,conshting of BREAD,ER EA DUST, BEEF, FLOUR, &c. tsing in :he Stores of tha , nee, where anyPersen inclir:abl, to Purchai ' e ni.,iy` have the liberty . of viewing the tame in' the cownton W,rking Mfrs ary day befor7 the Sale. Alto a quantity of BROKENWOOD-HOOPS, CHIPS, ec. as Fire-Tvood., , • The Particular: of'the Provisions will he expt erre I in the'Cata. loves, which may be bad by apptying to' Mr. Williatti Reeks, Agent for the Victualling, at Portsmouth. tt A D eposit of 25/, per Cern, it to'he made on the amount ol each Zot, pt the time of Sale, and the Remainder 61 the 1119neypaid b'Jcre the Stores are removed, for which Thilly Days will be al. lowed far' the Cooperage Articles, And Seven liays , for the 'PrOvi. sions, after the Sale. rENE.LIAL Slll.lO -IN I.llOORE's CORUIN NA NAT'. NT CAMP 'II DS . I It AU, torming ie4ul Military Bed tOr the Field, Barracks, ice. alsOa SO F A for a Tent or Room, Scc. and likewibe a SEA CUT tor on hoard Ship, the whole packing in a.smitil, Valice„ allowed the porOble ever' yet MaillitaduTed, invented by MO Rt;.-, N and Si Not , : RS; No. 16 and t;, Catherine-street, :nand, w.ho most humbly presume the itighest honours ought to be paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King aria Couticry. LICENSED-STA,TE:LOTTERY OFFICES: CORNHILL, and ST MARGARET's HILL, BORCLIGII. ,LTORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, remind their Friends that the CITY LOTT ER V will be Prawn on the 4th or December ; a Variety of 1 I Cl 4 EIS and 5 um RES are ou Sale. Ticket . . . . L is o ' Thu' , £4 tz o Eighth . . C t 4 , o Quartet . Sixteenth . o sz o SCLIE;%IES (GRATIS. Hornsby and Co sn,hl the Grand Prizes in the Adel phi Lottery, Cox's M9seuin . tottery, the Plgot'riamond' Lot terv, anal in the First and Second City Lotteries ; also„_ Z,3$S, a 2,0001. No. 1,3;7, a and NO. 3.077, a Vol. 1 in th , rty-two Shares, in the Lottery dra..vrt on A CERTAIN DISEASE. n R. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, called C.; UITA SA L UTARIS, may he depended on tri be a certain, safe, and speedy cure' fee fhe most inveterate Venereal Di,ease, 'eels, Ulcers, Paii,s and Obstructions in the Urinary ,l'assa - ges ill either sex ; - ts operation is by urine and insensible . perspiratien.. A stigitt case is generaily cured in a few da ; s , a conbrined Lues in a short time. inveterate Scurvy, - Fistula •Dropsies, hetimatisrns, ravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops:" They rvq,itre notttingtto work theta ow, no testraint of diet, or , hi.iderance'from business.. Those who take them in , v peril ote a'.sound and perfect cure, without the knowled i ec any person whatever. They cause,no sickness, and tik tient may go about his qr her butitiess without the least er. Tne large quantities that are daily sold tor exportation andsloinestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every 'other , ktt the I:nownworld. Sold by appoitament of Or. I , reetn4n a l t Mr. butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner Of 'Pa zernow--.row ; and rwail.by one:or more Medicine Yeriders in every town, in bottles at 2s. yd. and 4s. 6d. each, with am: k tgon, • '• :YlhfrACAI., AND SURGIi:AI.. ADVICE. 'T HE tireacifol raVO.-;es,6o the if °aim: Frame ; o c .. ,casioned by VENEREAL IN I' E,CI lON, n'; • • ; i!LLI the NVISAOIII Of ages to copittere,,tt: Herculean task assigned, to him whose Medical tik 111 enables H: •! 7 cally to Cure and ei:ettUally Prevent a Disorder •;, than the grave.. r, CO 1, a Member of 'the Royal C geons, sensible of the disadvantages under vilich where so many offer their services- to the Public, meiel u" appear tu superior Mode of P.rablice,' he has t,ever una to fail ut producing., the roost saautary effeets,---Veni, Vich, Vici, was the inwtriof Czesar'2 will not ar rog.ite ihat. tohirriselt, but he can justit aver Anal he ha; .. , seta and has conque ed the rt, ,st inveterate! Cases Of Sy and' iri aft stages of that cruel nas . beeiLemlnelit Iy_ j successful. in all instances of. Debility, Strictures, &c. 111 r. 'goley adopts aqiiode of tre.irm ent 'pie-eminently us't'Vol. To be consulted cvary Nlorning - from Nine till Flute, and every, Evening train Six tin Ten, at his house; No; ad, Is:Ain-street, Adeiphi; in the Stiand.. Patients in the Country are requested to state the particu lars of their Ccimpiailit, .by letter; inelosing a Bank Nate for Advice and, Medicine, when the same will be given or, sent to iiiii"Patt of the'Kingdom. 2a, It:din-meet, 4delplii. ITO THE HAVE. CHILIIRF.,.; A I:- LICTED IN CUTTING 'THEIR TEETH.. ik RS. JOHNSON :having: observnc4 in rw41.10 ng -1.1/1 through. the dfaefent Streets in working Nyighbour, hoods, numbers of i I crie s rt reduced almost -to -I)eafhoskdoot with the agony in Ctittit l ig . ttieii Teeth, and - whAearents (hardly able to procure bread - roitherriselveS) at tithe painful necessity of seeing, their Babes-suffer, not hatling their power to purchase a bottle of the A M Ejtol CAN SOOTHING 'SYR U P to Alleviate their misery r and- hiN. ing met with such universal success in the Sale of her Medi cine, during — the space' Of trite:: years, in reStoritlfieiferal hundred children who were thought past recovery, by only having their Gums iubbed`with the Syrup, it being ifs` plea sant at efficacious, and' gives inStant,telier. She, theretore,, wishing to extend its usefulness, and taking Compassion on the rising generation of the Poor, intends to distribute among them (Gratis) One Hundred Bottles weekly ; viz. so on TheSday; and ;a on SatUrday, Mornings, froth Nine to Ten? o'Clock, at her House, No. 91, Newman-street, Oxford street.--They are requested to hr lig a Phial.' Mrs. I-. hopes, at: the same time, that. Persons who can afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure the obtaining wharis intended for their relief alone. To be had at the. Proprietors, Johnson and Co. 9), New. mii-Street, (Afford-street ; and retailed by Goiding,.Corn. hilt ; Mrs. Riclnfrrison, Manch:ster ; (ones, Portsea, Hants; 'NewUry, Damel . stteet, DAblin ; and by all the principal Medicine -Ventlersin Town and Country, at 25. 9.1. a Bot tle, tOr Ready-money only, • N. 13. Be sure to ask for Johnoa's American Soothing Sy. pup., CAUTION. EAU MEDICIN-ALE D'RUSSON, Thccelebiatcd REMEDY for the GOUT. , ___• of T" justly great and increasing reputationof the Eau Medicinale' D'Husson in.this country, has tempted several persons to offer compositions to the Public, beating its name, without ' . possessing .any of its properties. Some of these adyertise their imitations as ma le front a pre tended analySii, whileot hers boldly announce themselves as Proprietors of the real Medicine,, and , appoint : agents and venders to distribute their spurious ceinpositions throughout the kingdoiti. It was7cloubtless incumbent on those persons to satisfy the Public that thefhadsu'eceedectin their analysis, or that they were Proprietors of the real Medicine,, by testi monials less questionable than their own private assertions ; but this they nave not even' attempted to do.' , Without enter - ing into more particular observations on their pretensions, Mr. Bereft respedfulty mforini• tilt Public; that he•is the only person appointed by the Proprietor, Mr. Ciiardron of Sedan, to dispose of - the Eau Medicinale D'llusson in this . Country, tind that Murder to remove every doubt upon a sull jett so interesting to the gouty sutfif.ier, he has deposited in the hands, of Messrs. Thomas Courts, and Co.4lankers, Strand, London, a tOrmal Act, by which Mr. Charitrun, grants and secures to him the exclusive privilege'orrorining a depot ; and of vending and distributing the Eati•Medicinale D'fiusSon, in the bilit,tl Kingdoin and—it deiientincies. - This ad,is authenticated by the Seals and Signatures' o f , t he Minister of justice, the Minister fin Foreign AfFing', arid the Consul of the United States ufAmerica at ,Paris, and again by W.. Lyman,' Esq. Consul . - and William Pinkiley, Esq. .` ' Minister' 'Plenipotentiary to the 'Uititecl•S rates, ih'Lolidon. ,Mr.,Betiart therefore conceives it, to be his •duty, to caution the afilitted'againsf being impbsed open by compOiltions, that; to say : the least Of tlwrit, will disappoint them in t spdir expedations of that relief front their sufferings which the Gentaine: Eau Medicinale scarcely ever fails to afford.. Ihe only Dep,it for the Eats Medicinale D'llusson is esta blished at Mr: 'l3efeit's house, No. St. lames's-street; London ; : where .a : copy of the above„nientioned At kept for the public inspidion ; every enquiry) resped ing the Medicing.willAtesatistactorily answered. PATFLFSIN PORTUGAL. STOCKDALE, lurnor, No.. 48, Pall-Mall, respeafully announces rice only 2S. 6rf. 2MILITARY S URVEY and. PLAN of the OPE - i RA T 1 0N S , o( Lord WELLINGTON in PORT U. GAL, clearly ex..plaining every MOv.ernent of the Arrny. A tcw Copies of ttle,Dulce De Chatelet's Account of Pots fugal, in 2 VoiS. price 17s. In a few Days will be published, - F M, QUESTION concerning the' DEPRECI JL ATION of our CU RRENCY stated and examined. ' 13y W. HUSKISSON, Esq. M. P. Printed for ohn Murray, 3z, f• leer. street, and, r. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London; W. islackwocxl, Edinburgh; and M. N, Mahon, This-Day was published, In One volume Octavo, price Ss. in boards, A. TREATISE on the MORBID SENSIBILI LA. 1 - Y of the EYE,-commonly called WEAKNESSo: SIGHT. By JOHN STEVENSON, Member of the ~o yal College of Surgeons, &c. &c. Printcd for Samuel Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street. Where maybe had, just published, A Catalogue of Books in Medicine, Surgery, Anatomy, Chemistry, &c: &c. New and second-hand. .Shortly will be published, In One Voltime, Quarto, with a Portrait of Lord Charle m•nt, from an Original Pit - lure (a few Copies on royal paperi. MEMOIRS of the POLITICAL and PRIVATE LIFE of (AMES CAULFIELD, Earl of Charle mont, lly FRANCIS HARDY, Esq. Member of the House of Commons in the three last Parlia ments of Ireland. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, - Strand. Shortly will be published, In Two large Volumes, Oolavo, a New Edition, being the Third, of .. D TSCOURSES and DISSERTATIONS On the SCRI PTU RAE; DOCTRINES of A'fONEMENT and Siicii.l Ft C E ; and on the principol Arguments ad.: vaneed, and the Mode of Reasoning employed, by the Op ponents. of , those ,Do6trines, ,as —held by the .Established hutch. With an A ppendix, containing some Strictures On Mr. Beishant's AcZount'of the Unitarian Scheme, in higi R,e view ,ot dlr. ‘Vilbettoree's Treatise. , • ' - - By WILLIAM -MAGEE, D.D. • Senior Fellow oCTrinity College, and Professor ~of Mahe • wades in the University of Dublin. . Pirated for T. Cadeli and Sli,, Davies, Strand. rdiA l 4-44: , 4 trtv,' s:: :51 - 7 4, 11. 4 . , 1 4. 1 f :it4.i .; p r a t V0'',..., k ...4 -,. • ' . :;"--V, AL Ni a PRICE StkPENCE HALFPENNY. PORTUGUESE P.IPERS. LISBON, OCT. 9.—According to anthentie letters from f)ur army, -we learn ; . thar,a.stron , 4 advanced • corps Of the enemy has been destroyed, or the whoie of the troopa••micie prisoners' at Casll4hs, Ovos;. a • short distance froth LeYria; A numb,r of prisoners belonging to this advati:';ed 'corps, , ncluding tiirc , .e of ficers are arrived.' Our' arini!-•A 'are iirvtn:ted with spirit, and Cbntittue 16 concentrate , thernSelve,.— 'Witbin these tekk; dais, are arriVT! , ibere.a :.great num • bier of prsOns frben theprovitice of Beira-, ,arid pat t of Estramadurt, who have abandoned twit-. homes• and their 'property, tnerely.that titer ins4 - ntit live among' the ferlicious, barbarians, •kcho,irrrider' the • Frehclimen; have , made 2 an irr,p!ion, into Provinces. It on the one dund it exCite.s , .a profctund regret 'to witness th , '-_-'runt of ,o many fa-, 'inifies; it i, on the other a sublime , spettacle t) Ise ~h old,a province. disappearing in mass, and leaving 156, bind them Only an exhausted desert. During 11-144- last three ages in which E2rooe , his advanced in ct vilization, so heroic art exampl , l • his not been dis= played. What could have rn-) completely protetty the heartfelt hatred which the for nigu.se entt•rtain• towards thee perver,e setof being. . 'Follave produced this effeM, ti 1,01 'nee , - ,snry that two cic Cunistaticel•; 'both extraordinary, shOu;•11 have been -;sunitud, namely, a condu(!-A *proper to I igcr: vipers !• on the pit of the fi'rench, and' a ino.d ai'dc.in't love of country and of freedom, on thse part ut , the Por-T tugue,e. N thing else could have induced a perTle thus to sT ridce every thibg, rather , than submi t. to be enslaved. After removing - every thing-they could c 'cry off, : the inhabitants t't Coitnbra requested our soldiers to.. take whatever they %vete able to .1 thent, ,,... . • and 'immediately after threw lato_ihe.Alt,o,;egt; the. small qtnotity of provisiohs that still rein,orted, ar ihg in pieces th eldtheg,--furnh ore; &c. atne thing - itapr:e.ted at - At er having bliked, or rernoved.to . the part of their property, and chi-tly. the provisions, they threw the'rernainder ittlO th' ze abd all de parted. . , - fhe - inlagination is .filied_with woadar a . the. cot.l. ,templation of s.>.inuch vjrtue ! 4ot ti:otn the terra_ ;,' convu;sihn there w,iil soon .i.r . ,;e .I 'fflatlittlf.t*-• of ' n1)-Li ‘i'ith. despair anci'venC,, , ,eAnc , ;,' - itio-wil4-:, v•bi the ionbi.:ent - BIZod -wlirdh "lii; - .lowed ofr - tim-"#+ iie . adsof ti,o;e who , Istove shed it..'; - . , -. • -I, (.)<.:TOEBI2 10. -ORDYR .TirE in • : HRAD - QUMIT'Lfii , AT • L x -' ceilency ilte,Matshat;' satislaOlon in:pubi;sing to. arni 3 - tied 0 r'd flr *c f . the Issued. by • ..q:rShal General l',4rd isr...OiliirAW4litiol;4 of. ilitt , ,•liaKine,.,occosinn to tilkkAakkge,i•o, 3j proof ofolgir hr.thatit coiLitap . in clie4.;;*.k..uf 07111 -of'las! rnsinth Ai that ivliich the fistfitotiY 4l ot v. as..LOrd' , V.iseoutit , ;V6iltilstoßN affords. :di. x 1 t: COPY.--ORDER OF - THE DAY, • Adjutant General%.otfice, , onnora, ept. 3e. JTIWIComnpO4S7 T ,'T h ie I tha 4s the..Gznerali, the other offic,!cs, and soldiers o` the. ::rtny, for their 'good conduct dtit!nt'ilie xithOle ; , 6?icid in wMch , :occupied the position of - 137.d,.(.5, a n d in the acii..)n ; whith took plate „ withthe 271.11.; - was` hirnselfa . witness of malty - .priofsinf • intmpidity, 'in the officers and troops, and the General Oaicers: have communicated to I.ina„others, with respect, to whiclA,he would not fail of giving ppitticin.to his . Majesty, and the government of his Royal testis the Prince Regent of Portugal: • Every.friend to his country,- .and the liberty of the world, and 'the whole British army, must, have o'oserved x with the greatest pleasure, the valOor awf firmness of the Portuguse troops during.those day w,fio, equally with their comrades ioarms in the ser vice of his Majesty, merited and. obtained,the appro hation of Marshal Berestord and the Commander. in' Chief. Ittri Though the, desighs which the enemy Manifested by his -tnovements determined the Comniander. in Chief to withdraw the army from theirposition, which the eneniy was incapable of forcing, he bope, however, that the unque.4 , ionable discipline rind va lour of the officers ' . and soldiers •wi:t keep' him in a condition, to trustrate.all the design s o f the . enemY, and to .save this country (where "he British aro)) , has been so well treated) ft om the humiliatink'yoke with which the enemy threatens it. . - Adjutant-Comet-4 MO z IN HO. PROCLAMATION." LUC IS DP. SCABRA DA• SILVA. Gentleman of the Royal Household,.Conimapder of the Ordcr of, Christ, &c. &c. The dnties.uf humanny,regnii log that all possiiqt : assistance should be atfotded, to those persons whp,, abandoning, their homes, have sought an asylum in the capital, against the tyranny and oppresssion of the enemies of this kingdom; and it beiN .incom-• patible witty the duties of : the Police to allow these unhappy fugitives, to perish, exposed to the calamity, of a rainy season, I order as follows 1. No proprietor of hous e s . th a t . pre at. present un• Occupied, shall refuse them t o the inhabitants ofthe provinces that are repairing to this, capital from the causes' above mentioned. IL 'The hire of such houses shall be regulated by, the rate of the last rent, without the least increase; and in every case where the ,master or landlord has received a greater remuneration, he ',hall restore the same within 24 hours from the date of this no tice. 1. 111. Every proprietor who to avoid this re striaion, decline putting up .13dis to let ont.his pro. CANAL PROPERTY, BOROUGH WATER-WORKS, ;JUTISH HERRING i-ISHERY, VAUXHALL BRIDGI, LONDON AND SURREY INSTITU TION SIAARES: TC BE SOLD' BY AUCTION, .• • •. 1 By Mr. SCOTT; .• • • ' On Friday, November a, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, 1-l All ES in tie MONMOUTH, WILTS, and 0. BERK BASINGS COKE, RUCH 'DALE, LANCAS t'Eß'and OAKH-AM CANALS. - .Three SHARES o_f, tool. each in the_ BOROUGH WATER-WORKS, dividing 51. per Shape clear, per An nuli!.' SHARES in the BRITISH HERRING FISHERY, VAUXHALL-BRIDGE, LONDON and SURREY IN_ S'l ITUTION Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly, at the Mart, and of Mr ; 40tr, 28, New 14idge street. c\`‘